It's certainly convenient to have all that available at need. Saves you the
trouble of saving offline copies of your installation files.
For the record, I should add that my computer reinstallation with all offline
installs except windows itself took around four hours. All told.
Jostein
Den 2. november 2018 07.57.05 CET, skrev jco...@iinet.net.au:
>Following recent discussions on this, I just found one advantage of
>using
>the subscription model for both Adobe and Microsoft. I had a
>frustrating
>experience with my desktop (W10 pro, 64-bit, i5 CPU) running very
>slowly,
>like 2 minutes to open any Office 365 program, multiple seconds to
>respond
>to a keystroke, and finally a message that Windows itself could not
>operate.
>I tried all the usual fixes, cleaning, defragging etc., none of which
>made
>any difference. So, in the end I decide to reset Windows, which I knew
>was
>going to mean re-installing my apps: however, with both Adobe and
>Microsoft,
>all I needed to do was to log in to my account and magically the latest
>versions were available to be installed! Other apps I either had the
>original DVD's or had the setup files from the original downloads, so
>the
>whole process to get back to a working PC took only one day in all, and
>it's
>also meant a significant clear out of software I only used very
>occasionally. It's just like having a new computer!
>
>
>John in Brisbane
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